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30 September 2026
…ecration. Artists document their own research, fragments and unfinished projects. Why wait for an institution to decide afterwards what deserves to exist in public? With Éditions L, the struggle concerns the entire chain of the book: accepting a manuscript, editorial choice, pro…
23 September 2026
…em exposed a vulnerability, diverted a large sum and returned it: a way of making visible what an institution preferred to ignore. To me, this strategy matters more than the lone-genius myth. It creates a public capable of discussing the infrastructures around it. Richard Stallma…
20 September 2026
…pen machine requires parts, a workshop and practical skills. A participation platform requires an institution willing to respond. Autonomy becomes misleading when it erases these relationships. I prefer the capacity to recognise, negotiate and change dependencies: knowing who mai…
17 September 2026
…ty: it crosses it, because the model’s decisions immediately affect bodies, circulation and the institution that has entrusted it with authority. Building a “guard fly” The experiment could produce an autonomous object: a guard fly, conceived in the manner of a guard dog. I…
15 September 2026
…t?”, “who benefits from making it visible?” and “what does it lose at the very moment the institution accepts it?” MAIO would not predict art. It would expose the system of relations through which we decide that something is art. Before the computer, inference In 1917 M…
10 September 2026
…h is individual. A statistical probability enters a criminal file and contributes to the story an institution tells about a man’s future. Yet that probability comes from groups. An individual future becomes an inherited average.When cost replaces medical needA 2019 study in Sci…